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The reason why they still have celebrities is because, as the video below explains, it brings in the adults. Which is good because, if more parents start watching the show with their kids, then they'll bring back the adult humor that has been lacking since Brown Johnson became creative director.

As for Elmo and Telly sounding off, Ryan's almost 30 and Marty's now in his 60s. Maybe their voices are catching up to them. Be a Good Friend aired last year, which is why Murray was in it.

The cold open with Oscar and Telly was fun. Telly's bits throughout the street story were funny. I think this is the first time Slimey talked in complete sentences. The new EW was fun. I liked seeing Abby and Rosita pop up. I also liked Smartie playing the game with Elmo.

From a Q&A session at Niagara Falls Comic Con. Woman: I wanted to ask you about the understudies for Caroll, Matt Vogel and Eric Jacobson. I've seen Eric do a few performances as Oscar and he's flawless. Deb Spinney: He's great. Woman: I could barely tell the difference. I was wondering, have...

The podcast is finally back and James Wojtal is the replacement for Nate Begle:

Someone on Facebook took pictures of Tyler Bunch and Herry and put them side by side to show how similar they look and Tyler said Peter is officially Herry's performer now. Of course, we can't add that information to Muppet Wiki until we see enough of his Herry.

Just wanna remind everyone, this episode premieres on PBS tomorrow. I hope to see some people reply to this thread tomorrow.

He only does the voice. The reason I pointed Matt out was because in the bit with Tracee Ellis Ross, Caroll did Big Bird's voice and Matt did the snoring and it didn't sound like the way BB always snores. But here it sounded pretty good.

This episode's street story was pretty good. This is the best Nina has looked so far. Grover was at his best, trying to be helpful but failing. Also it seems like Matt finally learned how to do Big Bird's snoring. Apparently, the cold opens are done by two characters now, which is an improvement...

Tyler Bunch: Sesame's one of those jobs that once you have it, you kinda have it for life, I.E. Caroll Spinney. Fran Brill chose to leave, Jerry Nelson didn't necessarily choose, but he was there every day he possibly could until the end. It's just one of those experiences that if you're...

Sorry for bumping this thread, but I found a good copy of the whole street story:

Give her time. She'll improve. Besides, in these two clips she sounds almost exactly like Fran. ,

Here are a few things to keep in mind: This movie is dated, but so is every other Muppet movie cause, they brought in stars of the time and made references to what was going on in the world. Also, Scooter dancing in a cage is supposed to be unsettling. Listen to Kirk Thatcher talk about this on...

I found this: . I still can't believe how good Jen's Zoe is. D'Snowth, you said Zoe's laugh would not be easy to capture. I guess she proved you wrong.

This is exciting. Our own SpinneyBigBird1 is now a Muppeteer! https://www.instagram.com/p/BM5JIVagrw7/

Pig's Laundry, just wanna answer your question on one of the Facebook videos. You asked if Joe Hennes of ToughPigs can go to Sesame whenever he wants. You probably didn't know this, but he's an employee of Sesame Workshop. http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Joe_Hennes

Sorry for bumping the thread, but I found this great talk Joey gave and I'm positive it was after he left:

I liked how this was more suspenseful than the last one.

I'm so happy to be proven wrong! As of a few hours ago, it's gone back to the way it was.